1910s Music From The Days When Ragtime Was King @Pax41

1910s music from the days when ragtime was king @Pax41
Popular 1910s music performed by the top singers, quartets and orchestras of the time. .
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Track 1 - Blanche Ring - Nora Malone - recorded 7/21/1910
Track 2 - Dorothy Kingsley - Billy - recorded 8/1911
Track 3 - Columbia Orchestra - Ah! There - recorded 10/1/1919
Track 4 - Anna Wheaton - I Didn't Know That Lovin Was So Good - recorded 6/17/1916
Track 5 - Irving Kaufman - I'm All Bound Round - recorded 7/25/1917
Track 6 - Peerless Quartet - I Hate To Lose You - recorded 2/21/1918
Track 7 - Anna Wheaton - I Wonder Why - recorded 3/22/1917
Track 8 - Marion Harris - A Good Man Is Hard To Find - recorded 2/18/1919
Track 9 - Cambell & Burr - The Story Book Ball - recorded 2/1918
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[@henridelagardere264]

00:00 [1] Albert von Tilzer (m) & Junie McCree (w) 02:40 [2] James Kendis (m) & Herman Paley (m) & Joe Goodwin (w) 05:33 [3] Downing (m) 08:37 [4] Albert von Tilzer (m & w) 11:45 [5] Jean Schwartz (m) & Sam M. Lewis (w) & Joe Young (w) 14:58 [6] Archie Gottler (m) & Grant Clarke (w) 18:21 [7] Jerome Kern (m) & Harry Bache Smith (w) 21:07 [8] Eddie Green (m & w) 24:19 [9] George Perry (m) & Billie Montgomery (w)

[@pax41]

Thank you and I would rate Von Tilzer as my favorite from the 1910s period.

[@1920sfan1]

Very rarely heard music is included in this set. Thank you for resuscitating it!

[@friedrichii41]

A lovely selection of pieces. Thank you, as always, for preserving these charming songs and resurrecting the nostalgia of the bygone eras that they were recorded in.

[@pax41]

Thanks for listening

I really love those musics

[@pax41]

Glad you liked it and thank you for watching the channel!

[@sunlightangel87]

I'm a historical fiction novelist. This has been helpful for me to get into my 1910s character's mindset. Kind of surreal that this is the music he would have listened to. It makes him almost real. Thank you!

[@jenius_c8340]

me encantaria leer tu novela debe ser maravillosa con esta inspiración Artist :)

[@sunlightangel87]

@@jenius_c8340 Gracias! It's not published yet. But I'll come back and post a reply when it's ready so you can read it :) It's a historical fiction ghost story.

[@benjaminrobinson7203]

Same here! I've just been on a youtube binge looking for things my characters would have listened to or sung.

[@richardmoon1852]

Thanks

[@mellow3508]

Thank you for these wonderful recipes of happiness!

[@pax41]

You are welcome and glad you enjoyed them. Thank you so much Mellow Days for watching and leaving comments, very much appreciated.

[@owellafehr5191]

Very nice songs!!! I really enjoyed these recordings.

[@pax41]

I thought you might enjoy this. I am will be posting some more soon.

[@jamesrobinson2175]

Beautiful music! I like it!!!

[@pax41]

Glad you liked it and thank you for watching the channel James.

[@hildapajares9380]

Gracias por la música 🎶 ♥️ de 1910..felicidades.

[@robertatkinson7258]

Thanks for the info about how important comments are. I had no idea. I always give a thumbs up but now will always comment as well.

[@robertatkinson7258]

I'm the "REAL" Robert Atkinson and I did NOT make the above comment or even view this site 1 week ago!! I got an email alert about it and that's it. What's up with this??

[@69Jackjones69]

@@robertatkinson7258 Are you putting us on Mr. Atkinson?

[@bobbyroy84]

OH! I Also LOVE "I Didn`t Know That Lovin` Was So Good"! It has that Sound that I LOVE Very Ragtime ERA! It Sounds like Some of My Cylinder Records! ALL ARE AWESOME!

[@pax41]

So glad you are enjoying this era in music Bobby. It would be great to get those cylinders of yours archived for all to enjoy later.

[@bobbyroy84]

NOW I LOVE Music From this ERA Also! I Have a bunch of 78 or 80 RPM Records, As well as a large Collection of Cylinder Record`s as well! This upload is AWESOME! My Mom used to sing "Billy" and "Put Your Arms Around Me Honey" My Grandma used to sing it to My Mom, She had Ada Jones version of it on a Blue Amberol! (Not in this video!) I LOVE "Ah! There" All of these are too Die for!

[@user-yw5ob9gd6k]

Благодарю.

[@chendeedee5168]

wonderful relaxing music,never tired of it,looking foward for more to come!!❤❤❤

[@pax41]

More to come!

[@matt545]

I'm a 15-year old that's into older music, my great grandfather was born in 1911, he later joined the army in WW2. Never met him, he died from a heart attack while fishing with my grandfather and father in 1987.

[@hmxr715]

My father was born in 1911 too. He also was in WW2 in Europe. He passed on in 1986.

[@darkgreenambulance]

Sorry you never met your great grandfather. I was born in 1948 -and never knew my great grand father - but saw my grandfather on my father`s side for quite a number of years - but my mother`s father died when I was still a baby. It does make you think of all those generations before us; quite poignant thoughts, really. All the best. Bev

[@garyfinch4346]

As always, very enjoyable Pax41. Thank you.

[@pax41]

Welcome Gary

[@aaz38372]

Thank you Pax41It is lovely.

[@pax41]

Glad you liked this selection cornel don. You may like this video too if you haven't seen it yet kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHzZh5p8rqx-jNU

[@EngPheniks]

music and voices from over 100 years ago. wow

[@arturopizarro3777]

Ilove. This. Music.very. Clasic

[@pax41]

Glad you like it Arturo and thank you for watching the channel.

[@ukrainebusinessonlineubo9183]

They called it “Rag Time” but whatever you call it, it was great. And it had the additional advantage of being color-blind at a time when that was not the first option. In fact, the father of rag time was an American whose family was not that many years off the slave trader boats from Africa. As you listen, say a memorial prayer for Scott Joplin, who ranks alongside Irving Berlin for his contributions to our musical history. [For more on Scott Joplin, go to: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Joplin]

[@pax41]

James thank you for the link and information, much appreciated!

[@legroom4575]

Dorothy Kingsley's 'Billy' is a very cheeky song indeed

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

My grandma was born in 1892, my grandpa in 1885. No kidding.

[@samuellambe1568]

if you don't mind me asking, how old are you?

[@Usammityduzntafraidofanythin]

From a braver age

[@80ki68]

How do you back that up? People were so brave in this time that somewhat strange behaviour would be enough to justify throwing somebody in a torture camp (asylum). A time when white people wouldn't let black people drink the same water as them. A time when men wouldn't let their wives vote. How courageous.

[@69Jackjones69]

@@80ki68 Compared to the utopia we live in today right? America 1900s to the 1960s: Social cohesion, Christian values, a sense of optimism about the future, healthy well adjusted children raised in loving Christian households capable of positively contributing to their communities, pride in one's country. You lot have been at the forefront of destroying all this for the past 50-60 years and calling it progress as you do so. Look at America now. Look at what you and your ilk have done to it. For shame, sir, for shame.

[@mr.nugget8412]

@@69Jackjones69 UGH, AND SERIAL KILLERS CANT EVEN GET AWAY WITH IT THAT EASILY ANYMORE?! GOODNESS SAKE!!1!1

[@mr.nugget8412]

@@69Jackjones69 Im sorry for yelling, I just really miss things like the 1921 Tusla Race Massacre 😭😭LOOK AT HOW WE RUINED THIS COUNTRY!!!

[@mr.nugget8412]

@@69Jackjones69 Not only that but I even have backup from my Grandmother who was in America during the 50s and 60s, and my cousin had backup from her great grandmother, who was born in... **Drum Roll** 1919!!!

[@markostermayer3614]

I have "I'm All Bound Round With The Mason Dixon Line"!

[@markostermayer3614]

At 11:47

[@pax41]

That was one of my first records to buy when I started collecting. It has been a favorite every since then.

[@persiafranklin1969]

Nora Malone call me by phone eeeeeeeee 😁💓💓 💓💓 💓💓 💓😁

[@tuftymusic]

is this in public domain, i would like to sample one of these songs to remix it

[@pax41]

The music compositions are public domain and the sound recordings may be but will be 100% public domain as of January 1 of 2022.